Third Eye

The collage features a richly textured background made from traditional Guarani fiber, showcasing intricate patterns and earthy tones that celebrate indigenous craftsmanship. At the forefront, a vibrant chameleon bursts with multicolored shades, transitioning seamlessly through greens, blues, and yellows. Its prominent third eye, painted in a luminous hue, symbolizes intuition and heightened perception, drawing the viewer’s gaze. Resting gracefully on driftwood, the chameleon embodies serenity and a deep connection to nature. Surrounding it are delicate cutouts of a glass hummingbird, its wings a blur of iridescent colors. The “Chameleon Third Eye” refers to the parietal eye, enhancing the themes of transformation and awareness. This harmonious composition weaves together nature, spirituality, and the beauty of indigenous art, inviting viewers to reflect on the interconnectedness of all living things.

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